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Nov 5, 2021 49 min

Wedding Trends for 2022

from The Wedding Session Hosted by Tarina Taylor & Kelly Dowbiggin

As we're booking Clients for the upcoming season, we were starting to notice a few common themes in what they were looking for. And we thought for today's episode, that we would dive into the wedding trends we think will be super popular in 2022. What do you think?: Outside events are going to be more common + Backyard weddings Boho theme + Dried Florals - Boho palms, pampas Neutrals, organic fabrics like linen/cotton + Sustainable table designs - potted plants you can reuse, dried florals, etc. Technology Weekday events Smaller wedding in general More destination weddings + elopements, but even within your region Bridgerton/Garden theme + Lounges + all the Details Using all the scents for design, food, etc. Smaller wedding cakes Tossing traditions out Anni-Ception - the sequel from the Ceremony, now having the reception More non-alcoholic options Edgier dresses + Rented or consignment dresses Vegan food NOTES We checked out some of these links for Inspo: The 20 Biggest Wedding Trends You Can Expect to See in 2022 7 Wedding Trends That Experts Predict Will Be Huge in 2022 The Biggest 2022 Wedding Trends to Start Planning for Now 7 Insanely Unique Wedding Trends I’m Predicting For 2022

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On today's episode, we're going to bust out our lil' crystal ball and dive into some of the more popular trends we think will pop up for the upcoming Wedding Season 2022. Listen in, cuz we've got opinions!!

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